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The Treasury Department had sought the debt increase, saying the federal government was in danger of exceeding the legal debt limit of $12.1 trillion by Dec. 31, putting it in jeopardy of defaulting and threatening its ability to operate.

In May 1975, Wall Street firms refused to sell the city's bonds, threatening its ability to pay its bills.

That has basically made it impossible for Spain to auction bonds at an affordable cost, as well as threatening its ability to refinance existing debt.

At the same time, the Internal Revenue Service has levied large, disputed tax charges against the state's largest dispensary, threatening its ability to continue.

As Egypt tries to fashion a functioning democracy after President Hosni Mubarak's departure, land grabs to the south are threatening its ability to put bread on the table because all of Egypt's grain is either imported or produced with water from the Nile River, which flows north through Ethiopia and Sudan before reaching Egypt.

AstraZeneca has stood firm today, insisting it was correct to reject the US company's 'final' proposal on the grounds it undervalued Astra, threatened its ability to bring vital drugs to market, and could have damaged Britain's science base.

How will the center-right adapt when it becomes clear that its dependence on white voters threatens its ability to compete nationally?

Sri Lanka's government said the report threatened its ability to build the peace.

Meanwhile, No. 1 had an interesting abnormality that could threaten its ability to hatch.

Falling exports and capital flight has threatened its ability to repay some $128 billion in dollar-denominated foreign loans.

The Federal Reserve, recognising that this demand shortfall would threaten its ability to meet its mandates, of price stability and maximum employment, should have begun reducing its policy rate.